Pictures my Dad acquired from veterans...I know some of them are published elsewhere, but a large majority are not. If anyone can provide a caption or any info, be my guest! Enjoy.
US troops and 82nd Airborne...never saw helmet cover like that before?
large dump of German vehicles
Pics of US stuff
Interesting pic with a variety of uniforms...wish there was a clear view of the Panzer though.
Firing some Czech guns.
pics form the Berghof, copied by my Dad from the originals of a veteran whom he talked with.
supposedly standing in an elevator shaft within the Berghof
A few more German ones
A few pics of the same Panther...looks like it still worked since they moved the turret!
US soldiers on a Stug 4?
From my father's uncle who was Pelieu in the Pacific - not sure of all of these are from there.
Graphic WARNING on first pic below!!
I have a bunch of unpublished pics from concentration camps too - dead guards, bodies, etc. Also have some of German corpses in vehicles, etc. Not really sure if people want to see that kind of stuff.
Enjoy.
very, very nice pictures. thank you for sharing them with us![]()
Really nice pics, thanks for sharing!
BTW, that photo with the US Paratrooper looks like he made his helmet cover from a piece of camouflaged parachute fabric.
Some info below photos.
This is French light armoured carrier Renault UE
This is German 28 cm Kanone 5 railway gun.
Probably this is Panther from this movie
Soviet T-70 captured by Germans.
Great pics!!!!!
You can post more put warning graphic and link the pic without showing the pic on this. like this ---> http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e160/HNBC/Model-1.jpg
Thanks heaps for showing these photos.
Awesome pics, thank you for sharing!
The Panther tank is the one from Cologne (Köln) standing in front of the main train station, near the Cathedral.
The "Jagdtiger": Location is about 100km west of Munich (Bavaria), between the villages of "Dietershofen" and "Messhofen". The next bigger town nearby is Illertissen. Other photos of that Jagdtiger were published in the books "Panzerwrecks 10", page 91 and "Panzers in the Gunsights", page 55.
Regards Uli